The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-24
The Little Eingers.

All these little ice cold fingers,
How they point our memories
: back
To the hasty words ard actions,
|. Ht.ewn along our backward track
How these little hands remind US,
As in snowy grace they lie,
Not to scatter thorns-but roses
For our repping by and by.
Go 10 n. j. Weilana for your
nice jewelrr.
The weather this month has
been awful.
Politics are just now sgita!ins
the public mind.
Henry Luiz has just completed a
sign for Ills shop that is beauty.
The Baird Furnace will go in
blast the latter part of this week.
We wish to remark again that
the old engine house is a thing Of
the past.
Nj. Weiland IS the boss place
10 get a nice gold watch for your
lady or yourself.
If you would protect your own at
fairs, keep al eye on the move
ments of tn ings around you.
The child of N. B. Wilson, keep
er of the Winona furnace, who
has been dangerously i'll, is re-
covering.
DR.. S. E. Butt and r. W. Han
sen have formed q copartnership
for the practice of medicine
NeIsonvilIe Register.
We are for Parsoa Gould for
Councilman in The 4th. ward. We
Gon't vote there, but We are fer
him ali the same.
Mrs. n. D. Hufford has been
dangerously i'll the past month,
but we are glad to hear, is
slowly recovering her health.
Mr.. Henry Jourgensmier has
succeeded w. II. Turner in the
dairy business, and will hereaf:
Ter wait upon the people of this
city with milk.
The Ladies Of the ii. E. church
will give a social at the residence
of Mr.. Raymond Belt, Friday eve,
March 25ih. Music, recitations,
e., &c.
The new advertisements in the
last weeks issue of the Sentinel
amounted TO Sl7S.50. Now is a
good time TO advertise. now is
a good time also TO subscribe.
pay when you please.
Married on the 60 ti,. inst, by
c. Nunemaker, ]. P, at the resi-
dence oft:le bride in Green town
ship, Ho, king Co., O., Mr. Will
han, Shaw aud Mrs. Mary Leh-
man, both Of Hooking Co.
Dom furget that that the voting
places at the April election have
have been fixed as follows: 1ss
ward. Opera House. west end, on
Spring street 3nd ward, at the
Gimbie corner; 3rd ward, Mayors
Office 4tl ward, ut the Office Of the
Racc0on Coal Co.
After many trials, much tribula-
lion. and any amount of guessing.
the old engine house on the Mar
kct lot has been torn down. IF it
be possible now to exile some OF the
other nondeScripts that are occa-
siona'ly stored there, the Market
lot msy eventually become a thing
of beauty.
On Monday of last week Mrs.
Sol Bowers. while attempting to
cross the foot log over Cfockelt's
Run, fell, breaking two of her
ribs, ana received other serious
bruises. DR.. Blosser reduced
the fracture and Mrs. Bowers
will, it is TO he hoped, soon be
well again.
Our Hungarian friend of the 4th
ward, Ikey Kontner, IS going to
run for Councilman. We expected
to have his annual address to the
voters. but as the copy was en-
trusted to Parson Gould and
he is himself a candidate in that
ward, our raiders will have TO
forego The pleasure OF reading it
this spring.
At the last examination there
were 2S applicants, Of whom the
following were successful:
E. E. Davis and A. a. Loomis,
for two years !; Maggie Amendt,
Eliie BagIey, j. r. Boarden, ia
cob Cotterman, Dora Dawley,
Florence FickelI, Maud Loomis.
Evaiyn Riddle, w. c. Scott, :Tena
Stedam and Jennie Shaw, for
one year.
The beautiful picture in the
show case window at Harmisons
is not as many suppose flatter
ing likeness of President CIeve-
land, but is a Iife-like portrait. in
crayon Of orr distinguished cili-
zen Col. Sam Westenhaver. The
work was done by John McLain,
who ia this line Of work has no
superior in the Valley.
W:ll I'll, ,1t,,,,,aI hor,a